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Exclusive: Zurich Insurance Nears $4 Billion Deal For MetLife Unit - Sources
Switzerland's Zurich Insurance Group AG is in advanced talks to acquire MetLife Inc's U.S. property and casualty (P&C) car and home insurance unit for close to $4 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Global Stocks, Bond Yields Fall On Ebbing Fed Stimulus, Virus Rises
Stocks were broadly lower and bond yields slipped on Friday on concern about dwindling stimulus in the United States and the economic cost of rising COVID19 infections around the world.
5 Amazing Health Benefits of Olive Oil
Olive oil, a major constituent of the Mediterranean cuisine, has quickly gained popularity as one of the healthiest oils in the world.
Imran Khan Quits Acting, His Father-in-law Says 'My Daughter Wanted Him to Focus on it'
Imran Khan’s father-in-law Ranjev Malik said in a recent interview that his son-in-law has quit acting, whereas his daughter and Imran’s wife Avantika Malik wanted him to focus on acting.
Vikas Dubey's Wife, Father Booked for Obtaining Arms License Using Fake Documents
The matter came to light during the investigations being carried out by the Special Investigation Team (SIT), set up to probe the Bikru massacre in which eight policemen were killed on July 3 by Dubey and his men.
Karnataka May Soon Launch Govt-Run Barber Shops for Dalits as Incidents of Discrimination Rise
The department recommended this initiative to fight caste biases across the state. In the recent past, many such cases have surfaced where Dalits and OBCs are denied services at barber shops and in some cases upper caste members boycott the salon if the b...
25 Years After Peace Deal, Bosnia Endures Division And Stagnation
Mirsad Zahirovic is a universityeducated journalist and activist who moonlights as a waiter because he is not a member of one of the ruling political parties, which is almost the only way to get a job in his native Bosnia.
Facebook Says Indian Govt Asked for Data of 57,294 Accounts in the First Half of 2020
As per Facebook's transparency report, government requests for user data increased by 23 percent to 1,73,592 globally from 1,40,875 in the second half of 2019. The highest number of requests in January-June 2020 came from the US with 61,528 requests.
PUBG Mobile India Releasing Today For Android Phones? Unofficial Teaser Says Countdown Has Begun
"Countdown begins. Few hours to go," the teaser from PUBG Mobile India reads. The game is being launched for Android users initially.
Playing in IFA Shielf an Honour for Indian Arrows Boys, Says Head Coach Venkatesh Shanmugam
Indian Arrows Head Coach Venkatesh Shanmugam said the team can compete with any team in the IFA Shield.
Russia Jails Man For 13 Years For Trying To Pass Military Secrets To CIA
Russia has sentenced a man to 13 years in prison for trying to pass military secrets about Russia's Northern Fleet to the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Friday.
China Foreign Minister To Visit South Korea Amid Hopes For Xi Trip, North Korea Talks
China's foreign minister will visit Seoul next week for meetings with officials there, South Korea's foreign ministry said on Friday, amid efforts to resume bilateral summit diplomacy and stalled nuclear talks involving North Korea.
Delhi HC Seeks CBI Stand on Maneka Gandhi's Plea Against Order for Probe in Graft Case Against Her
According to the graft case lodged against the Maneka Gandhi and two others in 2006, they had allegedly sanctioned Rs 50 lakh as a grant to a trust in a fraudulent manner.
Australia Sells Out India Matches, Positive News On Adelaide Test
Tickets for six shortformat matches between Australia and India in November and December were all but exhausted on Friday, Cricket Australia said, while there was also some good news about the opening match in the test series.
Airtel Says 512Kbps Broadband Is Fast Enough For Video Calls And Streaming, But Data Doesn’t Agree
Airtel does not want the definition of home broadband to change to 2Mbps from 512Kbps. The minimum broadband speed requirements of popular apps such as Zoom and Netflix do not support this theory. We are sure many wired broadband users would disagree with...
South Korea Warns Of Return To Tough COVID Measures To Fight Third Wave
South Korea's prime minister on Friday pleaded with the public to avoid social gatherings and warned that tougher measures may be needed if a new wave of coronavirus infections is not quickly contained.